Imagine harvesting fresh, crisp lettuce or plucking a ripe tomato right from your kitchen windowsill—no trips to the grocery ...

Plenty of people have plants they move indoors and out with the seasons ... dust them off, and store them inside for the winter. If you live someplace where winters don’t usually experience ...

"A week or two should be sufficient before moving them indoors." Have a proper setup for your plants. Putting your plants next to a big open window will help them be able to get as much natural ...

If you’re thinking about growing carnivorous plants indoors, then it’s essential ... so unless you have space in your fridge to store dormant plants, leave these plants outside,” says ...

If your elephant ears have grown out of bulbs, then you can either dig up the bulbs, remove the foliage and store them over the winter – or just move the entire plant indoors. Alocasia tubers ...

Having plants at home can be a become a huge responsibility and while you might be tempted to keeping some indoors, these are ...

Houseplants are available at a wide variety of sources, from nurseries and flea markets to chain-store garden centers ... check information on growing plants indoors before you make your final ...

Plant expert Reena Gardner shared essential tips for growing herbs and vegetables indoors for beginner gardeners. She recommends understanding how much water and light your plants need, watering them ...

Just keep in mind that it could take anywhere from one to five years before that happens, even if you’re the perfect plant parent. This is very different from the best herbs to grow indoors ...

Cold temperatures have come to Kansas in bits and spurts this year, but enough so that many gardeners have moved cold-sensitive plants indoors recently. It begs the question: Now what?